Infinite nested bullets
Place bullets inside bullets as deep as the work needs, turning big plans into clear, manageable steps.
Outliner for notes, tasks and projects
Workflowy turns notes, tasks and big plans into one clean outline of nested bullets. Zoom into any item, tag it, share it and keep everything in sync across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iPhone.
Desktop files are served from the official Workflowy GitHub releases.
A simple outliner where every note, task and idea is a bullet, and every bullet can hold more bullets.

Workflowy replaces scattered documents and folders with a single outline. You type a bullet, press Tab to nest another underneath, and keep going for as many levels as the work needs. A shopping list, a book draft and a company roadmap can all live in the same tree.
The core idea is zoom. Clicking any bullet turns it into a full page of its own, so a large outline never feels crowded. Tags, search, mirrors, boards, sharing and Workflowy AI build on that structure without adding clutter.
Every feature builds on the outline, so the app stays fast and simple while covering notes, tasks and projects.
Place bullets inside bullets as deep as the work needs, turning big plans into clear, manageable steps.
Click a bullet to make it the whole page, with a breadcrumb trail that leads you back out.
Add #tags or @mentions and filter the entire outline in one click, or search any word.
Show a live copy of a bullet in a second place, so a task can sit in a project and in today's plan.
Display a bullet's children as columns and drag items between stages, kanban style.
Share one bullet by link with view or edit access while the rest of your outline stays private.
Chat with your notes, summarise sections and run prompts inside AI nodes right in the outline.
Attach notes, images, files and dates to bullets so details live next to the work they support.
Four simple moves take you from a blank page to an organised outline that follows you everywhere.
Download the desktop app, add the mobile app or open the web version, then sign in to one account.
Type thoughts, tasks and notes as bullets. Press Enter for a new line and keep going.
Press Tab to nest items, collapse branches and zoom into any bullet to focus.
Add tags, share branches and pick up the same outline on every device.
Official builds and store listings cover desktop, mobile and the browser. Linux files target 64-bit x86 systems.
The same outline adapts to writing, study, projects, meetings, personal plans and research.
Writers build a story or article as a tree: chapters, scenes and talking points nest naturally, and zooming into one section keeps drafting focused.
Students capture lecture notes in outline form, then fold them into revision plans. Tags make it easy to gather every note for one exam.
Projects become parent bullets with phases, tasks and sub-tasks underneath. Boards show stages, and mirrors bring tasks into daily plans.
A single bullet holds the agenda, the notes and the follow-up actions for every meeting, with @mentions linking points to people.
Shopping lists, travel plans, reading logs and journals sit side by side, so personal life has one dependable home.
Researchers clip pages from the browser, group sources by topic and use search or Workflowy AI to rediscover older notes.
Practical gains that show up in everyday work, not just a longer feature list.
One outline replaces scattered notes, sticky reminders and half-finished documents.
Capture fast, organise later and find everything in one place.
Open the app and type. No folders, page types or templates stand between a thought and the outline.
Zoom hides everything except the bullet you are working on, so attention stays where it belongs.
Start with a flat list and add depth only when needed. Reorganising is a simple drag.
Desktop, mobile and web stay in sync, so capture on a phone and plan later on a laptop.
Share a single branch with a team or family and keep the rest of your notes private.
Each desktop system takes three short steps. Mobile users install from Google Play or the App Store and sign in.
On Android or iPhone, install from the official store listing in the download section, then sign in with the same account.
Pick your platform below. Desktop buttons start the file download straight from the latest official GitHub release.

The main button detects your system and offers the matching file. Every link below goes to the official GitHub release asset or the official store page.
Download Workflowy for WindowsInstalling the apps is free. Usage limits depend on your Workflowy plan.
Simple habits that keep installs clean and your notes protected.
Desktop files come from the Workflowy GitHub releases; mobile apps from Google Play and the App Store.
Continue only when a Windows or macOS notice names the app you expect.
Check what mobile apps and browser extensions request before accepting.
Keep a personal export of key lists before major changes.
Install new releases and store updates to receive the latest fixes.
A balanced view of what the app does well and where it may not fit.
How new versions reach each platform and where to read about changes.
Windows, macOS and Linux builds are published as assets on the workflowy/desktop releases page. The buttons on this site use latest-release links, so they always fetch the newest build.
Android and iPhone versions update through Google Play and the App Store. Turning on automatic updates keeps the apps current.
The browser version is always current after a reload. Release notes on the official pages describe what changed in each build.
Quick fixes for the issues people run into most during install, sign-in and sync.
SmartScreen can warn about downloaded apps. Check that the prompt names Workflowy, then choose to run it, or download again from the official release.
Make sure the app sits in Applications, then open it from Finder. Confirm the macOS prompt only when it names Workflowy.
Mark the file as executable with chmod +x and start it from a terminal to see any messages. Use the .deb or .rpm package if preferred.
Check the connection, then reload the web app or reopen the desktop or mobile app so the session refreshes.
Retype the password with caps lock off, use the password reset link and confirm you are using the right email.
Open Google Play or the App Store, search for Workflowy and install any available update.
Answers to the most common questions about using, downloading and paying for Workflowy.
Workflowy is an outliner for notes, tasks, projects, journals and writing. Everything is a bullet, and bullets can be nested, zoomed into, tagged and shared.
Yes. The Basic plan is free and includes all features. The official pricing page lists a limit of 100 new bullets per month and 100 MB of file uploads on Basic at the time of writing.
The official pricing page lists Pro at $8.99 per month, or $6.99 per month billed annually, at the time of writing. Prices can change, so confirm on workflowy.com before subscribing.
Workflowy AI is a set of features for chatting with your notes, summarising and transforming content, and running prompts inside AI nodes in your outline.
Open the web app, desktop app or mobile app and sign in with the email and password for your account. The same account works on every device.
Yes. Any bullet can be shared by link with view or edit permissions, and people only see the branch you share.
Mirrors are live copies of a bullet in another location. Editing or completing one copy updates the other.
Yes. A bullet can be displayed as a board, which shows its children as columns for kanban-style tracking.
Yes. Workflowy offers export options such as plain text, formatted text and OPML for any bullet or branch.
Yes. The r/Workflowy subreddit is where users share workflows and questions, and the Workflowy team has posted announcements there.
Use the Download Workflowy button on this page. It links to WorkFlowy-Installer.exe from the latest release in the official Workflowy desktop repository on GitHub.
Yes. The macOS version is provided as WorkFlowy.dmg. Open it and drag Workflowy into the Applications folder.
Yes. Linux builds are offered as an AppImage, a .deb package and an .rpm package for 64-bit x86 systems.
Yes. The Android app is available on Google Play, and the link in the download section opens its official listing.
Yes. The iOS app is available on the App Store, linked from the download section of this page.
The workflowy/desktop repository on GitHub publishes the desktop installers as release assets for Windows, macOS and Linux.
No. The web app works in a current browser. The desktop app adds a dedicated window and quicker access from the taskbar or dock.
Yes. Clip to Workflowy is available for Chrome, and a Workflowy clipper is listed on the Firefox add-ons site.
Download the installer again from the download section. The links always point to the latest release asset on GitHub.
No. This site is not affiliated with Workflowy. Download buttons point to the official GitHub releases, Google Play and the App Store.